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Should we believe William Lane Craig’s advice on doubt?
In this video, I offer a critical response to three points of advice William Lane Craig gives to Christians who […]
defeater, doubt, epistemology, faith, undercutting defeater, William Lane CraigWhy I Don’t Talk About the Sensus Divinitatis When I Talk About Belief in God
Alvin Plantinga famously appeals to the existence of a sensus divinitatis, a “sense of the divine”, as the cognitive faculty […]
Alvin Plantinga, apologetics, debate, epistemology, foundationalism, sensus divinitatisAre there sufficient reasons to believe in God? A Debate
Today, I appeared in a debate on the rationality of theism on the popular YouTube channel Modern Day Debate paired up […]
debate, epistemology, Matt Dillahunty, Modern Day Debate, rationality, theism, Tom JumpDoes Being a Christian Mean Giving Up on Evidence?
This is a sermon I recorded for a local church in our time of coronavirus home-church. In the sermon, I […]
apologetics, epistemology, evidence, faith, rationality, sermonWhy Pinecreek Doug’s Flying Man Can’t Get Off the Ground
In this video, I explain how Pinecreek Doug conflates psychological and epistemological questions with his Flying Man Thought Experiment. And […]
epistemology, historical Jesus, Pinecreek Doug, resurrectionGod, Morality, and Knowledge: A Conversation with Eric Murphy
This evening, I appeared on the personal YouTube channel for Eric Murphy of “Talk Heathen.” Though the original intent was […]
epistemology, Eric Murphy, foundationalism, interview, moral argument, proper basicalityShould theological claims be judged by Popper’s Falsification Criterion?
Today, I’ve gotten into discussions with folks on Twitter about whether Karl Popper’s principle of falsification should be invoked to […]
epistemology, falsification, philosophy of science, theologyThe extraordinary claim that Christianity is irrational
This happens a lot: atheists online tell me that my beliefs are “absurd” or (only slightly more charitably) that I’m […]
Christianity, epistemology, irrationality, rationality, Steven TigerShould you be able to say when you wouldn’t be a Christian in order to be a Christian?
This morning, I posted the following as a tweet: Atheists often challenge me by asking the conditions under which I […]
atheism, Christianity, epistemology, falsification, skepticism